11.11111 I‘ilnd You Have Always Bought. and which has "been .1
In use turn over 30 years, has borne the signature or
1......» and has been made under his per-
4% 111011111 supervision slur-o Its inilmoy.
1 1 ‘ Adowx. .1 one to deceive you :11 this.
All ( onntert'elts, Illlilnfltllls and “Just-ns-goml" are but:
Experiment» that trifle wit: . and endanger“ to health of
Intimts and Chlhh'enwlfixperienee against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
fifilfll‘llt Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Poro-
gorie, Drops and Soothing S111 ups. It in Pleasant... It:
contains neither Opium, Morphine 1101‘ other Narcotic
substance. its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverlshuesn. It» cures Diarrhoea. and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething 'l‘ronbles, cures Constipation
and Flatliieney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bewels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Ponaeenw-The Motion-’11 Friend.
denature CASTORIA ALWAYS
’1 Bears the Signature of
Delhi l 011 'Harellways Blight
In use For Over 30 Years.
WI‘BCNTIUI GDIIMIIV. 7' “VIII! ”.137. NEW Vol! om. ‘
'lho intoxicating 51mins of music
are 111' diilelom YallCllPS Some make
on 111111 like suuluhing the 1".111niluro
Tome to think oi’ it people do not]
get: much men than they ask I'm in]
this woxl1l..v
ALSO YOUR
looked over and put In good shape
for the Spring. ‘
Repaired and Painte
Rubber Tires put on your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby
Carriage.
Everything for the Horse and Carriage
Horse Shoeing and Clipping
“LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
Phone Connection.
MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK. ALSO MAIN ST.. STAMFORD.
.111- ~s;d ,1,,1111\ 1 1'1 o":- 1.
Norwalk Savings Society,
‘ ' 14 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1 1908, 13.614.000.62
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. cunTIo.
moses Hr eLoven.
LEWIS c GREEN,
HENRY F. co'LEBURN,
Leaves HYATT.
GEORGE M. HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
'FLOYD 'r. RUSCOE.
Useful Holiday Gifts
Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes. Small Stoves, Water
Heaters, onil‘ers, Ovens. Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
" lights and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
tric Portable Table Lamps and Domes.
El] I RR R E ERIRIR RR.
‘1: TELEPHONE 35- 4. 36 WASHINGTON STREET
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STORE CLOSED
CHRISTMAS DAY
Open Thursday Evening
he Great A 81 P Tea Company
124 EAST WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH ,NQRWALK- .
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’A®P~
.NATIYE cHICKENs ........................ 141: 1,13.
FRESH HAMs ................... ...... 13:: LB.
FRESH sHouLoEns .............. , ....... 11c 1.13.
151115811 PORK........' ............. . ...... 121/2c LB. ,
J. W. DODGE,
, 22 Wilmington Street, South Norwalk
‘ Reserved Seats 201:
‘ A 11.11.1111..- has been how to Mr.
and 1V1111. Sidney Hill of First street.
' Eddie P111 I\S, helmnman of the chitin-
pion bicycle delivery in the Norwalkfi.
intends to spend Chrlnlnths in New
York city.
The Ollagowallas intend to lay oti‘
now until .ui'ter Christmas, when they
will break forth with their regular P‘I‘l'
day night pat-lies.
Robert. Tale. of East Norwalk, in as.
stating during the holiday rush, at the
store ottho Pox Cycle and Hardware
Company, in South Norw alk.
Mr. and Mrs. 8111111191 Solomon and
son, of Fort. street, lea’e today lor
New York city, to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Solomon's parents.
The oyster shell pile at the Rudol'
plant is again assuming big propor-
1110115, and trout present indications It
will outdo last season’s big pile.
John S. Ayres and Peter Nelson re-
turned yesterday from Greenwich,
where they have been getting out a big
boom for 111 mud digging apparatus. '
Condtu‘rtor Charles M. Williams has
resumed his conductoring duties on
the East avenue line, after several
days‘ layoff on nerou11t‘oi‘ sickness.
Miss Ethel (llovel'. ofl’i’iuliehi stl'el'l.
Is one of the guests tonight at :1
C hrislmns eve Dill"l_\ given by Rolland
:illfl l‘hnolv t‘loi‘ut, at liteil home, in
llanbul'v.
’lhe resignation of John ’I‘. Mat~
them; as janitor oi' the Marvin school,
takes effect with (in closing or the
1.1 heel and IE mulus l Carr lakes hold
or the task
,l'lomer liltlhawuv, 111' Boston, is ex-
ERIERIIINIIENIS
BRAND RPENINR
HOYT'S THEATRE,
TO
Modern Variety
Monday, December 2711
Anthony Geronimo. . .Geooral .Mlnagcr
Frank Chase. , . . .Restdent Manager
Wm. H. Clune ....... Musical Director
STANDARD FOUR
Reminiscence! of Boyhood Days ‘
THREE MAD CAPS
Eurz'pean Acrobatic Dancers
DACEY .61 CHASE
The Artist‘studio
THREE JEWELS
Dancing, Costume Changes
ALBIN &. KENNEY
Comedy Pantomime Artiste
.TALKING MOVING PICTURES
The Greatest Wonder 0! the Age
TONOSCOPE MOTION PICTURES
Singing,
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Matinee 2:30 Evenings 8:00
ADMISSION 10c
Box Seats 35c
Telephone 112‘ 1.
_ ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
17111111111111 THEATRE
JOHN J. FRANKLIN ........ Manager
Carrie Lamont 81 Co.
“Our Little Boy"
HOGAN AND WEST,
. Novelty Singing and, Dancing
DUSTER BROWN AND BABYTINY,
The Smallest People on'the Stage, in
New Songs and bones:
3 FULL REELS OF 1THE FINEST
PICTURE PLAYS
ADDED ATTRACTION
AUDREY ,&.,CQ.
In Cagliostro Up-tobate
HARRY GREEN
A Clever Comedian who gives Char-
acter Impersonatlons.
SPECIAL MATINEE -CHRISTMAS
Toys for all the Children-40¢
Tickets can be had at Kelley’s drug
store,1Soulh Norwalk; Glendening'e
drug store and at Blascer’s. at Nor~
walk. 1,
BASKET BALL
NORWAkK ARMO Y. , ;' 1 .. 1
may 11'. ND NIGHT
1
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. ‘ (Te‘an‘l F). ‘
Representing Seventh Company,
Coast. Artillery Corps formerly Com-
pany F. Third infantry. C. N. G.
TEAMF
VI.
DANBURYS.
Preliminary Come.
Dancing train 10 o'clock until 12.
This ‘gla the team that has been play-
lug at the Armory for ten years; has
placed Norwnlk among the topadich-
with Middletown‘, Stamford and Dan-
bury. in an 1111011 to bring to Norwolk
the State Championship. .
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
First some begins at 8 o‘clock.
Next Game monday, December 28th, 1
ers' in basketball; and trill contest
1'1; 111‘...
slim-1e run
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The hot r lions
0115 not' at he our oil
This store“ is under new man-
agonient.
Our Drugs are new.
Our Chemicals are fresh.
0111' Methods are modern.
Our Service is right,
We expect your trade some» ‘
time because we deserve it now.
The 'iirldge Pharmacy 1‘
J. PARKER. Manager.
Iv.
We wish you to positively and 11111111111? understandth at
. , ‘ a .
1 human
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i1ti¢ l
1lEek. Jeannette ' lilricsou,‘
Almn' C11etuisou,~l111ra Keeler, Smile
Mead. Cassie Price, Lillian Rose. May
Smith, Anna Stevenson, Gladys hurl
11011, Edna Vootltees. Stanley (3131th-
19.1, Robert (‘.ook Charles Cehrmanu,
William Lyle ltutb Benson. 111111-1011
Darnell. Gusuie Billensiein. Marlon
Muriel .Ianeu, Frederick Loveloy, 'Ed
ward I'tudt'nu, lluzelileon, Edna Bird
sail, Christina Eek, cont Van Cabrer-
iug, Ruth V11nCoererlug, William
Cnu‘tutson. (liendavere Lovojov, Wil-
Ilnm Galileh. Fitch School~ «lapel
Bean, Gertmde 11111111111111; Vera Fun
char, Alice Cr.liiiu 'Ruy Fielding Mary
Potion, E1 ma ltadfau, Marion heed,
Julia Iiavlcek. Howard Mead, Everett
peeled home today from Boston, to
spend the Christmas holiday with his
parents, Mr. and M 1'11. A. I". Hathaway,
of Myrtle avenue.
llarold ’l‘hompson, son of Superin-
tendent George E. Thompson, of the
East. Norwnlk schools, returned home
today from Williams College, to spend
the holiday vacation.
Miss Ora Mal King, who recently
resigned from the Sixth grade of the
Over ltiver school. severed her counter:
tiou with the school, at the close of
,the term yesterday. -‘
The pastor‘s meeting will he omit-
tod tonight, at the last Avenue Meth-
odist (-hureh, because of Christmas
Err-1 The only service tomorrow will
be the Christmas festival in the even—
lug.
Though the thermometer was not
at the season's lowest point, 111111
nun-hing, the air was so penetrating
that it was necessary for early 11th
goers to walk briskly in order to keep
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The regular weekly prayer service
will be held this evening. at the Advent
Christian church with tho pastor,,llev.
L P. Rey.nt)lds lending There will
be no Christmas day services at the
church.
John Cele, the Washington street
draw bridge tender. intends to have a
big feast or turkey, tomorrow. To 11111
slst. he has secured a handsome big
gobbler which weighs 29 pounds. it
was on exhibition. this morning, and
presented 11 fine sight.
The shutting down or cold weather
has caused to a large degree the cosh
tion of outdoor work particularly I11
the painting line. This situation at
teats East Norwnlk badly, for there
are proportionately more painters here
than in any other section or the town. ‘
There is no general understanding
among the E1111 Norwalk merchants.
with reference to opening in- closing.
tomorrow. but most of the stores will
be closed for the entire day. though it
was understood this ' morning that
some would be open for a time in tho
morning.
Yesterday developed the highest
tide, with possibly one exception,
since early fall The Water inundated
the entire spit meadow district, and in
some places tilled in spots Wore under
water. The heartless to perigee and
11111 east. wind is given as the reason
; for the big: tide.
I. Alexander. the junk man, has a
horse that has running away down to
such .1 science that he does not even
do any damage. This mowing the
animal came. skittishly over the Wool»
tn'gtou street bridge, took :11 sharp turn
:11 the left or the East. Norwnlk en.
trance, and went up Kaiser place,
where he found the railroad embanko
ment just ahead. He was recovered
in this point ten minutes later by the
OWI'IQI.
'lhe exercises of the schools, yes-
terday 'were very interesting, 111111
111.1111 well attended by parents and
friends of the pupils. Both teachers
1111111 pupils “Ill enjoy the vacation sea
11011. Most of the teachers will remain
in town. Miss Crossman Will spend
her vacation in Philadelphia, and Miss
Emma. Parsons will visit her home in
Bloomfield, Conn. Principal Thomp-
son will visit his father next week, in
Hartford.
F‘uneralservicos over the. remains
at Miss Augusta Louise llawson. for
merly :1 teacher in the Fitch school.
was held yesterday afternoon from
thehomo of» heruncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert E. Bogart, at 2 Fort
street, where many or her friends gath-
ered for the sorrowful ceremony. The
Rev. B. A. ..L Sudtlér. rector of Trinity
Episcopal church, South Nor-walk, olil
eluted; and the remains were laid to
final rest In the: East NDl‘Walk Ceme-
tery The pair bearers were W20 . By-
ers, Dr: F G Hort, Robert Clark and
Harry Shufoli.
The following 11111111111 pupils of the
East Norwalks schools were neither
absent 1101 tardy 111111111; the term just
closed. They are cultivating a habit
of punctuality and attention to duty
that will be of inestimable value to
them: Mnrvin School~ Ralph Camp-
bell, Helen (111111111 Miner Gamble, Ger-
Lester Hughes, ‘Er‘nma Kosmecki,
Ward 11111111111. Alan Reid, Norman ser-
moor, Gertrude Van (lowering, Lily
Wdllin,Editl1Wa1'1u. Ida Wo,lf Russell
' Richard 'Ghs‘thl‘
trade Croesehner, Mabel Gehrmann, .
I‘mow, John Stahl, Wilfred Slur-tie
rant. Helen Fitch, Grace Muttart, Flor-
ence Perry. Miriam Reynolds, Mary
Rooney. Nellie Rowland. Isabel Tate,
Marian Thompson, Charles Amundsen,
.htstave Amundsen. Leland Gilbert,
Roland Sher',uood Edna Angelinan,
Scott 111111., Fred Britten, Donald
Campbell, Letinder Cummings, Earle
Hughes, Albin Johnson, Russell Mead
Lester Nickerson. Ruth Gilbert, Fred
Amundsen, Claude linker, .Ioseph
Burns, Frank Collins, Charles llavll-
eek. Edward Mer.1'in1un Howard Rich-
ards, Walter U11dorhlll,llelen Dehes
key, Jessie Lisliohn. Marlon Perry. Hu-
zel Reynolds, Pearl Muttiu',t llazel
den, Amy Weed, Howard Augeiumn.
Charles Bates" Samuel Holley. Edwin
11111111111111. Olive Percy, Ruth Fancher,
Olga iinvlicek, Evorlyn Gainer, 11117.11-
lieth ‘1'Ieudrlck.’ Marion llusted. Bonnie
hittttart, Francis Crosby, Carlton
L'Honnnodieu,’ David Wood,
Mead. Lillian Kimmlck. Faye. Rey-
Francls Brown.
cachet have occurred In the religious
observance of Christians:
Xmae Then and Now. "
Back in the early Pilgrim days.
' When Auld Lang Syne rang.
And all the [wattle wont to church,
And everybody sang -
Not in un operatic tour»,
As loud as they could scream,
With piercing that rent the air.
As though they went by steam;
llut In a happy. joyful way,
'l‘hat really would inspire,
With spiritual lire.
That moved the amen corner, too.
Beside the pulpit stairs.
Thnt when the. sermon vents went up,
They were lifted by their prayers.
No gee gaws on the women thou,
No diamonds worn by man,
But’Christmns could he told by dress
Far as the eye could 11111111.
Then 1111111111111 hats Were not so large
As to obscure your view.
Should you the preacher wish to see,
When sitting in your pew.
The lh'ouchers of those early days
“'el'e not so fine and grand.
lint often took degrees of work.
To cultivate the land.
lint when they rose to “preach the word
You could imagine you could much
The fragrant flowers of Heaven,
And the, stilling smoke of l1»~ll.
~11 lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsia and eouslmutton—«weakens the
whole system. Douu‘ s llugulels (23
cunts per box) correct the liver, tone
the stomach, r'nre constipation.
cause the other halt gets short.
ns‘tmas
Presents
American China and
GIasSware
Imported English Blue China by
the piece or set
Framed Pictures
Sole agent (or the 1101111111111, Phono-
sl‘nph 00.8 Talking Machines 111111
cDoubIe Diik Records. 1111511. on both
sides. 65c. Indestructible Cylinder
Records, 35c. »,
”Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order. '
Wall Papers, House Furnishing
Goods Painters' Sdpp‘liés.
Painting and Decorating.
M
We give the 3.11. H. Green Trading
1111111111.. Ask for them.
I
‘ powet" who‘ 1.1111211 himself to the bet
Coleman, Kenneth Day. Hattie Gainer;
'Preece. Joseph Podon. Annabelle Pew
noltls, Ruth Sauli, Judith Thompson,
An East Norwalk'. hard writes the _
following with reference to the chung- 1 ‘
And till thr- drooping, hungry soul ‘ i ‘
One half of the world get. along'be~ '
In Fine German, Japanese and
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'-’Nl VilN'ulH
1.111 Amhl‘li'ipul. .l
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~ 1906, Freight Propellers will
:1 Arming 1. 51111111,
the. Saviour or“ tiull'wm'ld
1'; out views as to the nature 01‘ tin,
'lsl. remembetlns that a man u
vice ul his 11111111 insulin always to I11
' held 1111111111.», and recalling that 31.11111
(311111111 envenhihiself to the outermost
tor the goou of men that His name 11111
chandler have influenced mine mer-
oi’ all other men, solely it. In tiltlnl,
that special recognition of H111 blrtl
be made by the church 11.111111111111111 11'.
His name. who has led the way it
better things in lite and its conditions
'l‘omorrow. Friday. morning, at 11
o'clock the“) will be 11. b1iet’,simpl1‘
11131 vlee at the South Norwalk Memo
dist Church in beam or the birthday 01
the Chrts‘l. The 1.111 vice will consist 01
the singing of appropriate hymns, led
by a chorus of 11011111; people, the Bible
story of Christ's birth and a brief ad'
dress on the themb The Coming of the
Wise Men. All are invited to unite in
thus booming the Christ in this how
of worship and thought
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2111131 NORWAIZK?
CASH crooner -'
THIS WEEK
WE WILL SELL
NEW
MIXED NUTS
lerald 1 1-
PLUMBING.
STEAM, _
nor WATER
AND
GAS ermine.
Sheet Iron, Copper,
and Zinc.
Tin,
50 South Main .Stgcet,
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1' ' 1 wr?':1"nt'1:~1.1'11
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Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners » Eveninll, ,
6 to 8 p. in. , _
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
1111111.. Parties and Banhuéts
. . Boliclted. ,
CHARLES REYNEEE.
\
“mm Proprietor.
not“ 1.1.! 1. e1 2.Tglmqg“°1:”"
should he ' egu lpped"with" dainty
snow white. one piéco 11311111111111" Por-
celahr Enameled Levt‘toryw
Have you ever 11101111011111; consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold 11111111111; water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
ing apartment or first floor bullet
”A. roo‘ui?‘ Its presence would ‘uflord you
' 11111 highest degree of comfort
D1We‘ will gladly 'quote you prices. 01::
here 11111 strictly camped“ m9.
”finite; honest end reildblo.~
15-3,] newly
uORNER’M MWEST I I.
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“Pier 28. East River, New prkntttoot
of Dover street). every 1112111. (éxce‘pi
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at Norwalk up:- twt p.111 , 1
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